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...linen, bookstores and any store that carries heavy or bulky products. The raw material used to produce this type of plastic bag can be either low-flow polyethylene (LDPE) or high-flow polyethylene (HDPE). In particular, polyethylene (LDPE-nylon) has as its main characteristics an impressively shiny appearance and texture, while polyethylene (HDPE-paper plastic) stands out for its exquisite matte...

...Modern and spacious back pack type backpack. Elegant and comfortable with leather details. Made of high quality fabric. It consists of a large main compartment, two smaller as well as side storage pockets. Inside it has isothermal pockets to maintain temperatures and a waterproof case. Adjustable straps to determine the height of the bag. It has USB for charging your mobile phone. It includes a...

...Looking for durable, stylish and customizable fabric bags? Look no further. We have an extensive range designed to meet a variety of business requirements.Businesses look for durable and reusable solutions, so that their brand becomes one with their customers’ daily lives.Eco-friendly, reusable and recyclable.Fabric packaging/bags are at the heart of this. It is chosen more and more as the main...

The company was founded in 1971 and started as an offset printing business. In 1989, we decided to expand our activities and enter the packaging market by producing handmade paper shopping bags. Since then, the business has experienced significant growth, and we continuously add new products to our packaging line. In 2013, we focused on the European market and began exporting our products to count...

...The company Georgios I. Chatzioannidis & Co. has as its main activity the production and marketing of flexible plastic packaging materials. It is the continuation of the sole proprietorship of Ioannis Chatzioannidis, which was established in 1985 and has been operating to this day as a family business. With us, you will find promotional bags, packaging bags, transparent pouches, packaging bags...

... by the rotating stones. Long ago, the rotation of the stones was powered by animals, usually donkeys or horses, and later by mechanical means. When the paste was ready (at the discretion of the responsible parties), it was transferred to special bags called mutafias or tsolias. These were placed in a press with a screw, commonly known as a 'screw', which pressed them, thus extracting the oil. The screw was rotated manually. Later, hydraulic presses were used.